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Six weeks. December to February. Less than 2% of Australian honey production. Dwutta — the Noongar name for the Coastal Blackbutt tree (Eucalyptus todtiana) of Western Australia's pristine coastal forests. Independently tested to TA35+: phenol equivalence 41.5, antioxidant activity 442 mg AAE/kg, glyphosate below detection threshold. Dark amber, rich molasses, bitter-coffee finish. Cold-extracted, unblended, batch-numbered. A chef's honey. Every batch has a number. Every number has a testing summary.TA35+ Single Origin Raw Blackbutt (Dwutta) Honey – 300g
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The Jarrah tree flowers for two months, once every two years. From 150-year-old trees in the Southwest Australia Biodiversity Hotspot, this single-origin raw honey is independently tested to TA35+ — a total activity phenol equivalence of 53.8, confirmed by ALS New Zealand, the same laboratory that certifies Manuka. Smooth caramel on the palate. Silky texture. Antioxidant activity of 473 mg AAE/kg. Glycaemic index 52. Cold-extracted, unblended, batch-numbered. Every batch has a number. Every number has a testing summary.TA35+ Single Origin Raw Jarrah Honey – 300g
475 د.إ